Tumulte Club #3 w/ Miss Jay b2b Ttristana, Tumulte

Tumulte club #3 w/ Miss Jay B2B TTristana + Tumulte, Friday 4 December from 11pm to 3:30am at Makeda, 103 rue Ferrari, 13005 Marseille.

At Tumulte club, we catch fire, we kiss, we warm up, we get cosy—and above all, we dance until we drop. At Tumulte club, genre boundaries blur, electronic music bubbles over, and bodies let loose on the dancefloor.

At Tumulte club, we welcome two queens of hybrid club music: Miss Jay and TTristana defy labels, moving between bass music and deconstructed club. Whatever the genre, they win everyone over on the dancefloor. They have collaborated several times on tracks built for the club and will play B2B at Makeda.

See you on Friday 4 December at 11pm.

Artistic director: Julie Clerivet.

Line-up

- Miss Jay B2B TTristana

Miss Jay

Bass, club music.

Miss Jay is a Romanian DJ and producer based in Milan, known for a genre-blurring club sound that blends experimental music with high-energy dance music. Originally part of the hardcore metal scene, she turned to electronic music with a style that pushes the boundaries between club sounds and bass music. She has released tracks on labels including International Chrome, Warp Records and ec2a, earning her attention on the international club circuit.

TTristana

Bass, breaks, techno.

A fixture of Marseille nightlife since 2016 through the many parties she organised with the former PailletteS collective, TTristana is now based in Paris. She is a DJ, producer, Rinse France resident and founder of Intimate Club Records. Her approach celebrates club and underground culture while evolving in response to the musical landscape around her.

Ranging from 130 to 160 BPM, her sets move between bass, global club, breaks and techno, exploring the diverse sounds of contemporary electronic culture. TTristana builds intense, unpredictable journeys in which genres intersect, break apart and reinvent themselves. Her productions bring together complex, unruly sounds, haunting melodies and raw rhythms, spanning emotions from melancholy to euphoria.

Tumulte

Dance, electro and bass music.

Tumulte brings together Dieunedort Jackson’s technical skill, Claire Obscur’s selections and the energy that connects them. The duo combines DJing, trumpet and drum machine to explore the broad spectrum of electronic music, from 70 to 170 BPM.

Solidarity with the high school student movement and the fight against racism.

We pledge to donate part of the evening’s budget to the Union syndicale lycéenne and Marseille-based anti-racist organisation The Baobab Project, doing our part to support the mobilisation and the fight against racism. The Baobab Project is a Marseille organisation that fights discrimination and champions the work of racialised people.

We will also sell posters on a pay-what-you-can basis throughout the evening, with the proceeds going to the organisations mentioned above.

Our vision of partying

Dancing, enjoying music, laughing, chatting—yes to all of that, but it also means raising awareness of the risks that persist at parties and the issues at play on the dancefloor. We are committed to working towards a space where everyone can feel as comfortable as possible. That means harm reduction and raising awareness of all forms of discrimination. A harm-reduction stand will be available.